Forensic Interview

Conduct Non-Leading, Developmentally Appropriate Interviews: Perform interviews with children and adolescents who have experienced or witnessed abuse or violence, ensuring that questions are non-leading and tailored to their developmental level to elicit accurate information in a safe and supportive manner.

Build Rapport and Create a Safe Environment: Develop a trusting relationship with each child, making them feel cared for, safe, and supported throughout the interview process, so they can share their experiences openly.

Professional Documentation of Interviews: Record all interviews with thorough and professional documentation, maintaining accuracy and objectivity to support the needs of the case.

Data Management and Case Review Participation: Enter all relevant case information into a secure data tracking system and actively participate in case review meetings to ensure coordinated support for each child.

Collaborate with Law Enforcement and Agencies: Work closely with law enforcement and other agencies to ensure a comprehensive approach to addressing and preventing abuse and violence.

Court Testimony as Needed: Testify in court hearings when required, presenting facts and findings with clarity and integrity to support the child’s best interests.

Uphold Confidentiality: Maintain strict confidentiality of all information related to the child and their family, ensuring their privacy and safeguarding sensitive information.